Mari Alkatiri Videos

Demonstrators have gathered in the East Timorese capital, Dili calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri.

East Timor's President Xanana Gusmao has threatened to resign unless the Prime Minister, Mari Alkatiri, steps down.

Supporters of East Timor's ousted Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri have rallied in Dili, sparking fears of clashes.

June 2006 An in depth look at the background behind the recent unrest in East Timor. One week before shooting started in East Timor, Fretilin held their second conference to elect a leader. The present leader, Mari Alkatiri was up for re election after allegations that he murdered his opponents. The elections caused riots from the rebel soldiers and their followers which lead to the police opening fire outside the government headquarters in Dili.

Edio da Noite 09 06 2008 Mari Alkatiri em Portugal Secretrio geral da Fretilin diz que Governo de Xanana Gusmo tem os dias contados

A SIC Notcias entrevistou o nosso ex Primeiro Ministro Mari Alkatiri e lider do partido FRETILIN 9.6.2008

John Martinkus documents the crisis that wrapped Timor Leste in middle of 2006 and resulted in the resignation of the then Prime Minister, Dr. Mari Alkatiri. Interviews with Dr. Alkatiri included.

CHAN:Ramos Horta was critically wounded by gunfire from rebel soldiers early on Monday, while Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao escaped unhurt in a separate attack on his motorcade. Mari Alkatiri, Fretilin Party Secretary General :"I heard about the accusation that Fretilin was involved in the attacks. I want those people to show evidence to back up their accusation and there is need for involvement of an international body to investigate this case."In March 2006, Premier and military chief...

Aug 2006 East Timor's Prime Minister, Mari Alkatiri, was dramatically forced to resign after weeks of violence and chaos in June 2006. Gone was the man alleged to have armed a hit squad to eliminate his political opponents. The resignation prompted Australia to spend millions of dollars supporting the idea of constitutional democracy in East Timor and has hundreds of troops there maintaining the fragile peace. But, as the troubles subside, there are key strategic and security issues at stak...

June 2006Days before foreign peacekeepers arrived, journalist David O'Shea travelled to East Timor to chronicle its descent into chaos. His frontline report reveals what's really happening there. "Watch out for grenades. They're using the grenade launcher!", warns rebel leader and former police chief Alfredo Reinaldo, as government forces opened fire on them. First the army splintered after Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri sacked a third of the force for complaining about di...